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6.10/09
Reference Guide
tutorials
pyroot
demo.py
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## \file
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## \ingroup tutorial_pyroot
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## To run, do an "execfile( '<path-to>/demo.py' )" or "python <path-to>/demo.py"
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##
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## \macro_code
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##
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## \author Wim Lavrijsen
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import
os, sys
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import
ROOT
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# To run, do an "execfile( '<path-to>/demo.py' )" or "python <path-to>/demo.py"
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# enable running from another directory than the one where demo.py resides
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workdir = os.path.dirname( sys.argv[0] )
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if
workdir:
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os.chdir( workdir )
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# This macro generates a Controlbar menu.
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# To execute an item, click with the left mouse button.
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# To see the HELP of a button, click on the right mouse button.
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ROOT.gStyle.SetScreenFactor(1)
# if you have a large screen, select 1.2 or 1.4
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bar = ROOT.TControlBar(
'vertical'
,
'Demos'
, 10, 10 )
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# The callbacks to python work by having CINT call the python interpreter through
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# the "TPython" class. Note the use of "raw strings."
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bar.AddButton(
'Help on Demos'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'demoshelp.py\' )" );'
,
'Click Here For Help on Running the Demos'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'browser'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "b = ROOT.TBrowser()" );'
,
'Start the ROOT browser'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'framework'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'framework.py\' )" );'
,
'An Example of Object Oriented User Interface'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'first'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'first.py\' )" );'
,
'An Example of Slide with Root'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'hsimple'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'hsimple.py\' )" );'
,
'Creating histograms/Ntuples on file'
,
"button"
)
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bar.AddButton(
'hsum'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'hsum.py\' )" );'
,
'Filling Histograms and Some Graphics Options'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'formula1'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'formula1.py\' )" );'
,
'Simple Formula and Functions'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'surfaces'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'surfaces.py\' )" );'
,
'Surface Drawing Options'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'fillrandom'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'fillrandom.py\' )" );'
,
'Histograms with Random Numbers from a Function'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'fit1'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'fit1.py\' )" );'
,
'A Simple Fitting Example'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'multifit'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'multifit.py\' )" );'
,
'Fitting in Subranges of Histograms'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'h1draw'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'h1draw.py\' )" );'
,
'Drawing Options for 1D Histograms'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'graph'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'graph.py\' )" );'
,
'Example of a Simple Graph'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'gerrors'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'gerrors.py\' )" );'
,
'Example of a Graph with Error Bars'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'tornado'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'tornado.py\' )" );'
,
'Examples of 3-D PolyMarkers'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'shapes'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'shapes.py\' )" );'
,
'The Geometry Shapes'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'geometry'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'geometry.py\' )" );'
,
'Creation of the NA49 Geometry File'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'na49view'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'na49view.py\' )" );'
,
'Two Views of the NA49 Detector Geometry'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'file'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'file.py\' )" );'
,
'The ROOT File Format'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'fildir'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'fildir.py\' )" );'
,
'The ROOT File, Directories and Keys'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'tree'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'tree.py\' )" );'
,
'The Tree Data Structure'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'ntuple1'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'ntuple1.py\' )" );'
,
'Ntuples and Selections'
)
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bar.AddButton(
'rootmarks'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'rootmarks.py\' )" );'
,
'Prints an Estimated ROOTMARKS for Your Machine'
)
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bar.AddSeparator()
# not implemented
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bar.AddButton(
'make ntuple'
,
r'TPython::Exec( "execfile( \'mrt.py\' )" );'
,
'Convert a text file to an ntuple'
)
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bar.Show()
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ROOT.gROOT.SaveContext()
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## wait for input to keep the GUI (which lives on a ROOT event dispatcher) alive
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if
__name__ ==
'__main__'
:
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rep =
''
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while
not
rep
in
[
'q'
,
'Q'
]:
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rep = raw_input(
'enter "q" to quit: '
)
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if
1 < len(rep):
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rep = rep[0]